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Travis v. Navient Corporation et al
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2:17-cv-04885
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Multi Party Litigation:
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- Akerman LLP
- Chestnut Cambronne
- East End Trial Group
- Greenberg Traurig
- Kessler Topaz
- Lockridge Grindal
- Lynch Carpenter
- Murray Law Firm
- Reese LLP
- Vedder Price
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November 03, 2017
Navient Seeks To Toss Student Loan Borrower's Class Action
Navient Corp. on Friday previewed its bid to toss a proposed class action brought in New York federal court by a former Long Island college student who has accused the loan-servicing giant of steering student loan borrowers toward more costly repayment options.
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October 26, 2017
Navient, Proposed Class Rep Say Other Plaintiffs Meddling
Student loan servicer Navient Corp. and a borrower who seeks to lead a class action against the company urged a New York federal judge on Wednesday to reject a request by another group suing the company to relocate or toss the lawsuit in favor of their own, saying that's not how it works.
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August 21, 2017
Long Island Borrower Targets Navient With Damages Action
A onetime student at a Long Island college lodged a nationwide action against Navient Corp. Friday claiming that the loan-servicing giant, which is being sued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, steers borrowers away from beneficial debt solutions toward more costly options in breach of its own agreements.